1958 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 2 Door Sedan Rat Rod Scta on 2040-cars
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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1958 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88: 371 4bbl-automatic with power steering,
motor has been cleaned, painted, bearings checked, oil pump rebuilt,
frost plugs replaced, new timing chain set, new gaskets and seals. Does
not smoke or use oil. Automatic works great, new aluminum radiator. Upgraded power disc brakes, with new
Ansen wheels and tires. I have installed new floor pans and carpet. The
door panels, headliner, kick panels and seats show age but no rips or
tears and are complete. Need some minor work in trunk and a few holes (silver dollar sized hole in wheel well inside the trunk, and a hole in
the inner rocker neither visible from outside. The
quarters, fenders, doors are in great shape. Frame is solid these were perimeter
with x frames. Car was originally white and had a respray many years
ago that is coming off. Has a cool patina. The known issues:
-The car has a broken passenger side window but I do have all new side glass for the car. -The transmission does leak and needs fluid from time to time. It drives and shifts great. -The car does not have a fan shroud so it does get hot if caught in traffic for a long time, I was planning on installing an electric fan but never got to it and it has not been a major issue. -The Speedometer does not work I alway use a GPS as I assume the speedo would be off as it has bigger tires. The car runs and drive nice great down the highway and is a really nice cruiser and gets plenty of looks at car shows!!! |
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